Full front elevation of a modern 10 marla residence, a villa design featuring cantilevered roofs, recessed glazing, and an open car porch. A potential house for sale in B-17, Islamabad.
A view of a 35x70 corner house design in B-17 - Islamabad, detailing the white stucco volumes, dark window frames, and an integrated planter, reflecting a modern interior design ethos.
CLIENT

Mr. Sardar Ahmad

Project Type

Residential

LOCATION

Plot 1033, Street 50, Block-B, B-17, Islamabad

Covered Area

3,715 square feet approx.

Status

2025 - Ongoing

Tags
Architecture design - Interior design - Landscape design - Structure design - Electrical design - Plumbing design - Site Supervision

Play of Privacy and Light in Modern Design

This project presents a sophisticated and cohesive example of a contemporary residential villa, designed for a corner 35×70 foot (10 Marla) plot in Sector B-17, Islamabad. The architectural language is distinctly modern, reflecting the current trends in upscale Pakistani residential design that favor clean lines, functionality, and a strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.

This 10 marla house design is rooted in a modern, cubist aesthetic which was designed by the best architects in Islamabad. The building’s form is an articulated composition of interlocking geometric volumes, creating a dynamic interplay of solid and void. The primary material palette consists of white textured stucco for the solid masses, contrasted sharply with dark, horizontally louvered screens. These screens serve a dual purpose: providing privacy for the interior spaces as its needed being a corner plot while also acting as effective solar shading elements, a practical consideration for the Islamabad climate.
The facade is further defined by large glazed surfaces and recessed windows, which create depth and shadow, enhancing the building’s three-dimensional quality. A prominent, flat cantilevered roofline crowns the structure, reinforcing its modern profile and providing shelter for the upper-level terrace and ground-floor entrance.
The front elevation of a two-story modern home, showing the entrance sequence under a cantilevered roof and adjacent car parking. The scale suggests a layout with drawing room.
Angled 3D elevation of a 35x70 house design with a covered car porch. The use of louvered screens provides privacy and solar shading, a key factor in construction cost Pakistan.
A complete 3D elevation of a 10 marla property. The design's orientation can be adapted to be with Vastu compliance, featuring a double-story structure and integrated car porch.
A straight-on 3D elevation of a corner 35x70 Modern house design in Pakistan. The facade features white stucco volumes, dark louvered screens for privacy, and a recessed upper floor. A car is visible in the integrated car porch on the left.
This 35x70 house design, a prime house for sale in an area like B-17, Islamabad, features a dynamic composition of white stucco volumes and dark louvered screens. The design includes a second-floor balcony and covered car parking, with an overall structure suggesting a spacious interior design that includes a formal drawing room.
A close-up 3D elevation of the entrance of a 35x70 house design. A car is parked in the covered car porch, framed by white stucco volumes and dark louvered screens, illustrating a key feature of this ghar ka naksha.
A low-angle 3D elevation of a 35x70 house design, focusing on the cantilevered second-floor balcony. This architectural detail of a modern villa design shows the outdoor living space above the integrated car porch.
A street-level 3D elevation of a 35x70 house design, showcasing the complete architectural composition. The image details the integrated car parking with a vehicle inside, the main entrance, and the textural contrast between white stucco and dark louvered screens. This rendering represents a contemporary ghar ka naksha ready for construction, making it an ideal house for sale.
A 3D elevation of a 35x70 house design viewed from the street. The facade's composition features projecting white stucco panels creating a dynamic front elevation. The integrated car porch and recessed entrance are clearly visible, illustrating a key part of the interior design layout. This is a prime example of a modern villa design in Pakistan.